The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-11
THE COURTS.
Judge Field Assumes the Ermine
i'm the Circuit Court for
the First Time.
County Court Meets and Judge
Booker is Initiated Into Its
Mysteries.


derson being present were qualified
and took their seats. Judge Gentry
was absent.
WARRANTS.
Warrants were issued to the follow.
ing paupers: Joe Peltier, 81; Mrs.
Hyde, 81; Mary Kelly, 81; Mrs.
Fitzgerald, So; Mrs Ford, So; Mrs.
Wright, So; Mrs. Dyer, 81, R.
Bourschaurd, SIS; Mrs. johnson, 81 /;
Lucy johnson, So; George Palmer.
81; Sarah Kelly, So: Mrs Saunders,
So; Lucy Turner, 81; Mary Lewis,
So; Mrs. Summers, So; VIM. Rob-
erts, So; George w. Purcell, 81; G..
+. Clark, So; Mrs. Croft 81.
A warrant for S75 for services as
county poor farm superintendent was
ordered to issue to W. P. Anderson
John l.. Hall for services as county
treasurer 1915.
II. III. Payne received a warrant on
the road fund for 1852.
By order Of the court the taxes OH
the northwest half of lot one north
west quarter of section Is, township
As, range 22, and the east halt of the
northwest quarter of section 2, town.
ship 46, range %. was compromised
by the payment of the original assess
ment, and the tax for 1885 on the
southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section %, township A,
range 81, was compromised for the
original tax and So. 40 added penalty.
The personal tax of Herman Kahrs
for 1885 was by reason of error order
ed reduced to S22. 30.
County Recorder Frank Landman
appeared and presented the name of
Charles Gibson as his deputy which
the county court unanimously approx
ed and Mr.. Gibson was appointed.
The bonds of constables 5. A.
White and j. M. Lovelace were pre-
sented, examined and ordered filed.
The county road commissioner re-
ported the repairs of the Pin Hook
bridge completed and recommended
its acceptance.
The county court ordered the sher-
iff to proceed to sell under the mort
gage the real estate of James Frank
lin and wife held as security for school
funds loaned.
TAX SETTLEMENTS.
By order of the court the road tax
of Joseph Marsh for the years 1882,
1883 and 1884 were refunded to
him, he having worked the amonnt
out.
The personal assessment of W. I.
Morris was reduced from 81, 662 to
1865
The tax on eighty feet across lots II
and II, block 2, Smith & Martins,
addition was reduced to 81 500.
On lot six, Hoff & Madans addition
to S40O.
On 8Sx129 feet in Wilkersnn street
between Harrison and Grand avenues
to $500.
The tax On the northeast quarter
Ofnortheast quarter of section 80 town.
ship So, range 81, was compromised
by the payment of all the original
tax.
DRAMSHOP LICENSES.
Dramshp license for the ensuing 6
months were ordered to issue to Thos.
ID. Quinn. Chas. Kiefer, Ben. John
son, Pat Dobel, c. Brockschmidt, w.
M. Moore, Geo. Boutell, Hutchinson
B. Harris, >. w. Murphy, Gee. W.
Bauman, Kobrock & Pehl, James
Hanley & Co., Erhgott & Ney, Her
man Schmidt, P. McEnroe, Pat Slav-
en-, John Kaiser, E. Donnelly, j. j.
Kelly, A. F. Tessmer, E. G. Cassidy,
Jerry Sullivan, Chas. Carroll, A. A.
Gordon, T j. Robb, James Glass,
M. Wolstein & Co., all of whose
bonds were examined and approved.
wARRNTs.
The following warrants were or
dedre issued:
w. c. Overstreet, inquest on un-
known body. ..................S 10 %
Same, viewing body of JnO. NJ.
King. .................. 800
7. A. Fowler circuit clerk, for
fee bills......... .................... lis So
James WATSON, road ACCOUNT. 90
Nat Brown, road ACCOUNT. ..... 90
Aug Meir, mattress for jail. 90
Hoffman Bros, locks, courthouse. 4O5
A. p. Esplnschild, insurance.. 2S1 90
L. S. Murray, sheriff.. A so
T. T. Gorrrell, n. v Gorrell, VIM.
Kicks, road jury, EACH. 8 90
s. A. Russell & Co, coal.......... SO O5
Geo. ID. Barnard & Co., stationery 90
ID. A. Clark, cot, jail. ............... 2 90
w. f. Henry, insurance....-...... Sc 25
Democrat Publishing Co., docket
circuit clerk ...................... .... Is so
Quarles & Fellows. stationery pro-
Date c0urt...... ...... ................. 20 20 |